State Tuition Hike In Offing In Kansas
The Legislative Educational Planning Commission discussed a proposed rise in tuition and fees at state colleges and universities to cover about a quarter of higher education costs. Research shows incidental fees may fall to 18.9 percent of general use income in fiscal 1977, the lowest in a decade, with officials noting building and student union costs have shifted charges.
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Topeka
Kan
Legislative Educational Planning Commission
State Board of Regents
Legislative Research Department
1202 Commission
Educational Planning Committee
James Drury
Max Bickford
Regents
Statehouse
Bickford
Legislative Budget Committee
Bennett airs views on education, taxes and highways
Governor Bennett discusses an educational television system funded by state loans and local contributions, lobby influence on in house legislation, four lane urban highways and rural Super Two roads, and a minimum wage plan with numerous exceptions. He defends press coverage and praises local offices, noting intangibles tax options and government reorganization outcomes.
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Brooks
Garden City Telegram
Bennett
Franklin County Sheriff Reorganization Approved by Commission
The Franklin County Commission approved a reorganized Sheriff’s Department with a net staff reduction of one and salary boosts for three jailer deputy positions, not increasing overall salary budgets. The plan lists undersheriff at 716.63 monthly, four road deputies at 661.50, three jailer deputies at 610, a jailer administrator at 661.66, a dispatcher secretary at 465.26, and a dispatcher at 465.26. A foreclosure of unredeemed tax liens was authorized, with owners able to redeem before sale by paying taxes and a 30 fee. the county attorney will arrange the sale. May ambulance reports show 89 calls, $3,311 in billings, and $2,368.46 in receipts.
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Franklin County Commission
Franklin County Sheriff's Department
Rex Bowling
Franklin
Franklin County Ambulance Service
Local Hospital Stays and Death Notice Briefs
Eugene Fritts of Ottawa is in Olathe Community Hospital for surgery with room G201 A. Glenn W. Griffin Sr. of Cedar is a patient in St. Luke's Hospital Kansas City in room M450. A death notice reports John Clark of South Coffeyville Oklahoma died June 5, with sister Mrs. Joe Pierson of 605 Ash among survivors.
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Stanley Eugene Fritts
Ottawa
Olathe Community Hospital
Glenn W. Griffin Sr
Cedar
St. Luke's Hospital
Kansas City
John Clark
South Coffeyville
Oklo
Joe Pierson
Suzuki Institute at OU Third annual Mid-Southwest event
Ottawa University hosts the third annual Suzuki Institute Mid-Southwest from Sunday to Thursday with nearly 120 children. nine faculty from six states and Canada oversee violin cello viola and piano instruction. Seventeen teachers attend to learn the Suzuki method. parents join classes and daily sessions. Evening public performances feature faculty and guest artists, including Kathrine DeBolt and the institute orchestra.
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Suzuki Institute
Mid-Southwest
Ottawa University
Ottawa
Midwest
Iowa
New York
Texas
Colorado
Michigan
Canada
Fred
Connie Zook
Suzuki
Primary filing deadline nears for state and county offices
Final filing for the upcoming state primary is due June 21 at noon. State level candidates for Congress, treasurer, insurance, judges, senator, representative, and board of education must file with the secretary of state, while county offices file with local election officers. Filings can be by petitions or declaration with fees, and state filings must go to the secretary of state. Voters must be registered by July 13 and declare party affiliation. changes must be completed by July 13.
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Secretary of State
State Board of Education
Kansas
KG&E Charged Over Nuclear Power Ban Contributions
Kansas Gas and Electric Co is charged in Sedgwick County District Court with two violations for making corporate political contributions to a California committee opposing a nuclear power ban. KG&E acknowledged two $1,500 payments to the campaign, tied to a Burlington plant plan with Kansas City Power and Light.
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Wichita, Kan
Kansas Gas and Electric Co
California
Sedgwick County District Court
Asst
Atty
Donald Hoffman
Hoffman
Dist
Keith Sanborn
George Martin
Sanborn
Howard Kline
Kg&e
Kansas
Kansas City Power and Light Co
Burlington
Kan
Kansas farmers post 38 percent income rise in 1975
A Kansas State University Farm Management Association report shows net income for 2,500 farms up 38 percent from 1974 to 1975, aided by beef finishing and hog production. Beefs rise offset lower grain receipts, while total expenses edge up slightly. Regions vary, with southwest Kansas leading at about 26,416 per farm, and southeast at 9,648.
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Manhattan
Kan
Kansas
Kansas State University
K-State
Farm Management Association
Larry Langemeier
KSU
Langemeier
Association
Northwest
Drowning victim Rick Stanley services set in Waverly
Funeral services for Richard Merle Rick Stanley 13 of Waverly will be at 2 p m Wednesday in the United Methodist Church Waverly burial will be in Waverly Cemetery He suffered a seizure Sunday and drowned in shallow water at the Melvern Dam swimming area He was born July 15 1962 in Iola lived in Emporia before moving to Waverly in 1969 He was completing seventh grade at Waverly Elementary and was in the United Methodist Church and Boy Scout Troop 163 Survivors include parents John Ivey and Richard E Stanley two sisters Deborah Taylor Clelen Stanley two brothers Eugene Stanley and John Stanley a step sister and two step brothers plus grandparents and other relatives Friends may call this afternoon at Jones Funeral Home Waverly
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Rick Stanley Waverly
Richard Merle
Rick” Stanley
Waverly
Melvern Dam
United Methodist Church
John Ivey
Richard E. Stanley
Independence
Iola
Emporia
Deborah Taylor
Clelen Stanley
Eugene Stanely
John Stanley
Diane Broyles
Ronald Irey
Melvern
Kenneth Irey
Baldwin
Curtis Stanley
Moran
Gene Clemmons
Humboldt
Jones
Rick Stanley
Kenneth Combes
First National Bank
Ottawa Ad Briefs Note June Ice Cream Social and Carry Out Update
OTTAWA Jaynes annual ice cream social is set for Wednesday June 9 at 5 30 p m on the Courthouse lawn. THE QUEEN S Carry-Out now managed by Juanita Gragg offers fresh ground all beef burgers next to Dairy Queen South Ottawa. Stop by or call 242 4543 for a really good sandwich. Prom pictures are ready for pickup at the Senior High office. H R Block Tax School will again offer income tax prep classes starting in September call 242 1040 or visit 101 N Main Wednesdays 9 a m to 5 p m.
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Ottawa
Jaynes
Courthouse Lawn
Juanita Gragg
Dairy Queen
The
N. Main
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